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Three official plugins, not a webhook workaround

Most email platforms leave WordPress to a third-party connector. We publish and maintain three plugins ourselves, covering the four form builders people actually use, WooCommerce, and the site mail that WordPress sends on its own.

Why it matters

  • One API key covers all three plugins
  • Settings live with the form, so exporting or duplicating a form carries its mapping
  • A debug log that records the actual API response, so a failed sync is diagnosable
  • No hardcoded credentials and no plain HTTP, which is what the old connector did

The three plugins

Meser10 Connect

Sends form submissions straight to a Meser10 list. Covers Contact Form 7, Elementor forms, WPForms and Fluent Forms, with per-form field mapping and a debug log.

Meser10 for WooCommerce

Syncs customers to a list at the order stage you choose, with a consent checkbox at checkout and tagging by product. Works with the classic checkout and the block checkout, and with HPOS.

Meser10 Mailer

Routes wp_mail through Meser10 instead of your host, so password resets and order notifications stop landing in spam. Falls back to WordPress when a message uses something the endpoint does not support.

Install the plugins

Download from the Hebrew feature pages, or open a free account first to get the API key you will need during setup.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there a plugin for Gravity Forms or Ninja Forms?

No. We cover Contact Form 7, Elementor, WPForms and Fluent Forms. If you need Gravity or Ninja, the API is straightforward enough to call from a snippet.

Do I need three separate API keys?

No. One key from your account settings works for all three.

Does the WooCommerce plugin handle consent?

Yes. There is a consent checkbox at checkout, and you can require it before a customer is synced.

What does the SMTP plugin do with attachments?

The transactional endpoint does not support them, so a message with an attachment is handed back to WordPress and sent the normal way, with the reason written to the log.